Content warning for discussion of fat-shaming.

A grumpy, bearded sculptor meets his match when his meddling grandmother hires a professional organizer to help sort out his studio.

I loved the way Max helped how Lettie how attractive he found her, and I totally bought their sexual chemistry. I also adored the secondary characters but felt Max and Lettie didn't have enough time together on page to make me believe they were truly in love, not just wanting to bang all the time.

Lettie is described as "plus-size" and has developed huge issues regarding her weight and how she looks because her mother was terrible and her previous sex partner and boss often told her how fat she was. She also has a sister who is much thinner and is a model. I was glad her sister was not a caricature "model-type" villain but instead also helped Lettie to embrace her body and her self. I always love seeing a "plus-size" heroine especially when losing weight is not the solution to her "problems." That said, readers, including myself, may become a bit tired of the continuous reminder that Lettie is insecure about her weight.

That said, this was fun and I'll definitely be reading more from this author.